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|a 9781105245022
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|a Jeffery, Celina
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|a Preternatural
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|c 2011
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|a 38 p.
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|a nature
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|a metaphysics
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|a Exhibition catalogues and specific collections
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|a supernatural
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|a exhibition catalog
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|a Bryant, Levi S.
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|a Creative Commons (cc), https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
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|a The preternatural, as explored by these artists, disturb the ontological boundaries of art, nature and metaphysics. They exist within the folds of classificatory thresholds: both beyond and between nature and supernature; human and animal; vegetable and mineral; living and dead. The confusion between animate and inanimate is a primary concern, a surreality which unites with the preternatural’s love for reveling in the mysterious: bizarre fragments, unreadable words, objects of absurd scale, and distortions of the relativity of time and space flourish throughout this exhibition. Preternatural is the catalogue for a multi-site art exhibition (9 December 2011 through 17 February 2012, in Ottawa, Canada) that draws from the idea that art itself is a form of preternatural pursuit, in which the artists participating explore the bewildering condition of being in between the mundane and the marvelous in nature. It questions a world that understands itself as accessible, reachable, and ‘knowable’ and counters it with a consideration of this heterogenous proposition.
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